Romney Pumps Hands In N H Cold At Sanders Assoc
Gov George Romney opened his New Hampshire campaign in subzero conditions at Sanders Associates electonics plant. He underlines a data driven approach with voter files and targeted letters, as he trails Nixon 2 1 in the March 2 primary.
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Vice President Humphrey's Africa tour ends with call for aid
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and his wife concluded a 13 day goodwill tour of independent African nations. He urged the United States to expand foreign aid focusing on education and development while noting ongoing health and infrastructure challenges. He met leaders including Houphouet-Boigny and Kaunda and pressed for a double check of U S efforts to prevent brain drain.
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Congo Accused in Slaying of Mercenary group
Britain said the Congo is responsible for the death of a British mercenary believed killed last August in the Congo. Foreign Office said after talks with Congolese Ambassador Mario Cardoso. The government attributed the execution to Ian Pahl, 22, alongside Joseph Larkin, 23, of Australia and Nicholas Van Staden, 23, of South Africa.
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Soviet Army Dance and Song Ensemble Hits Milestone
The Soviet Union announced that the recording by the Soviet Army Dance and Song Ensemble sold a million copies in France, marking a notable musical coup since earlier cultural events.
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Texas Tops Defense Spending With Johnson Link
The Pentagon says Texas led in defense contracts for the last fiscal year, driven by payments for the Flll fighter built by General Dynamics in Fort Worth. Texas contracts neared 3.6 billion, surpassing New York, with increases spread across ammunition petroleum missiles and other defense needs. A Brown & Root legacy and political ties to Rep. Mahon are noted but dismissed by officials as nonessential to the rise.
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Kasperak Holding Own In Battle With New Heart
Palo Alto Calif. UPW News says Kasperak remains on the critical list yet holding his own as doctors report improvement six days after receiving a donor heart. His breathing is more spontaneous, blood pressure and pulse stabilize, and there is no sign of rejection. Transplant surgeon Dr Norman Shumway and Stanford University officials note cortisone was given before the operation last Saturday.
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Union Wage Increases May Bring Guidelines
Washington reports the 1967 union wage hikes averaged 1.1 percentage points above the 3.2 percent productivity rule, while inflation fears and congressional pressure push for a new review panel. The abandoned voluntary guidelines had seen many contracts exceed the limit, though overall gains stayed near the target.
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Blatberg Improved and Reds Face Critical Words
Report from Cane Town on January 2 cites Blatberg’s improved condition after heart surgery. Medical spokesmen describe the situation as serious with ongoing concerns about complications and the aftermath of the procedure. The Reds face heightened scrutiny as discussions focus on the patient’s recovery and the implications for the team.
Soviet Health Chief Attacks Barnard Over Transplant Trials
Moscow reports the Soviet health minister Boris Petrovsky condemns Dr Christiaan Barnard's heart transplant experiments despite acknowledging pioneering work. He voices disagreement with Barnard's methods while Western searches for missing aviator Curtis Myes proceed amid heavy rains.
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Local Postage Rates Noted in Sunday Courier Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows a note on carrier rates and postage zones in the Sunday issue. It references first postal zone pricing and summarizes carrier details, though many names and numbers are garbled.
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